debt in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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1. debt FIN:

debt
dette f (to envers)
bad debts
créances fpl douteuses
to cancel a debt
annuler une créance
Third World debt
la dette du tiers monde
to run up a debt or debts
faire des dettes
to get into debt
s'endetter
to be in debt
avoir des dettes
she is $2, 000 in debt
elle a 2 000 dollars de dettes
to be in debt to sb
devoir de l'argent à qn
I'm in debt (to the bank) to the tune of £7, 000
je dois 7 000 livres sterling à la banque
to get out of debt
acquitter ses dettes
to pay off one's debts
rembourser ses dettes
to pay off one's debts attr collection, recovery, relief
des créances
to pay off one's debts burden, interest, payment
de la dette
to pay off one's debts capacity, level, ratio
d'endettement
to pay off one's debts crisis
de l'endettement

debt-ridden [Brit ˈdɛtˌrɪd(ə)n, Am ˈdɛtˌrɪdn] ADJ

debt in the PONS Dictionary

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debt Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be deep in debt
être très endetté
to be in debt to the hilt
être endetté jusqu'au cou
to run up a (huge) debt
s'endetter lourdement
to be out of debt
être acquitté de ses dettes
the burden of debt/taxation
le fardeau de la dette/de l'impôt
up to one's neck in debt
criblé de dettes
to be in debt to sb
avoir une dette envers qn (financière)
to relieve sb of his debt
libérer qn de sa dette
to repay a debt/a loan to sb
rembourser une dette/un emprunt à qn
to be in debt to sb
être le débiteur de qn
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The speed at which a person recovers from debt-lag is largely dependent on the individuals financial situation and any extenuating circumstances met with while travelling.
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For people with existing mortgages, the key step is converting your non-deductible mortgage debt into deductible investment debt.
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Perhaps the wealth effect of higher home prices is serving to make people more confident to take on debt.
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The overall debt is of course connected to ongoing federal government spending vs. actual ongoing tax receipts.
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He is the heir to my knowledge; he is the payer of my debt.
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He had been profligate with his money and was in debt.
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The third option -- the collision scenario -- would include debt restructuring and the possibility of new national currencies for those that decide to leave the European Economic and Monetary Union.
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In late 2008, the club folded due to debt incurred over the past season.
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While many boatbuilding companies are corporately owned and carry a lot of debt, a combination that can create a stranglehold, were fundamentally a debt-free company.
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Other factors from economic, political and institutional perspectives are also need to be considered to find the safe debt threshold.
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